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mother of all and life. Well-driven. pure. brilliant. Aristophanes; a dewy, well-driven nature. A blooming tongue. a highly Atticized speech. a blooming tongue, full of many graces and redolent of musical echoes. Manliness. nobility. Few in number. few. being with Caesar for a few days. epsilon.906 Good counsel. the knowledge of considering what and how, having acted, we will act advantageously. Well-pastured land. well-nourished, having good pastures. Euboea. the Euripus and an island. Of good counsel. of prudence. Gratitude. the thanksgiving. Noble birth. glory from birth. Happiness. a smooth flow of life. Good justice. justice. he had procured good justice. Good will. the will and the pleasure. good will is the good will of God, from its having been well-resolved. Fair weather and calm. the tranquility of the air. and properly, the absence of rain. from *deuō*, to wet, *deuia* and by metathesis *eudia*. -that the might of Boreas and the other raging winds may sleep. Easily passable. passable, very easy to traverse. and they were piling the cut wood in the space between, so that it was easily passable. To prosperity. in abundance, in a settled state. Good season. the health. Eloquence. the fine phrasing. Productive land. fertile, well-worked. epsilon.907 Good fortune. success, good fortune. Good health. peak of health. for disease occurs with poor health; just as good health occurs with health. Well-aired. airy. like a well-aired goat's-hair cloak. Secure. safe. firm. and he sat on his back a secure and strong seat, which is safe and solid. for this is what strong means. Eloquence. the beauty of speech. Of simplicity. of folly, of mindlessness. still enjoying the opportunity and the simplicity of the natives. Directness. precision, cleverness. having a mind aiming straight for the cure with directness. Direct justice. when someone is brought to be judged concerning matters of which a court has not yet had knowledge, it is called direct justice. With straightforward words. with correct speeches. Accounts. punishments and lawsuits. Abundances. the fertilities. Good order. order. from *thēmos*, *thēmosynē* and *euthēmosynē*, as *hipposynē* and *dikaiosynē*. Of something easy to work. of something easy to handle, easy to dissolve. the building being easy to work. epsilon.908 Easily flammable material. that which is easily burned. Opportunity. the achievement of a time, in which one must suffer or do something. opportunity and wealth. and he, having admired the opportunity of the acropolis. Of glory. of glory. of renown. and we use a circumflex on *eukleias*. Grant again to the ships glorious- with a proparoxytone circumflex. for from *eukleas* by epenthesis of iota. or *eukleeas* and by contraction *eukleias*. Of good fortune. of good fortune. Clearness. the purity. The plow. the plow in Thucydides. And the word is Doric. Maggots. worms that grow in wounds. and of *eulai*, of worms. for being alive she boiled forth with maggots. Blessing. an abundance of goods given voluntarily. and blessing is also peace. Caution. a guard from evil, or the care of a guard. Latrine. latrines. in Herodotus. Ease. the facility. it is also called good order. epsilon.909 not a deep-robed shoe. and tranquility. Herodotus. this provided Hannibal with greater ease for flight. Sweet singing. the euphony, and the beautiful hymn. Good fortune. the good fortune, the good lot. Of goodwill. of friendship. they urge him to come, to be in goodwill with God. Anchor and anchors. the anchor. for instance; -they cast anchors. and; they cast out anchors-. from *eunazein* and making the ship be in quiet, which happens to us in bed, that is, in the couch. for *eunē* is the bed. from *heudō*, *euthinē* and by syncope *eunē*, on which they sleep. or from *nō*, to pile up, and *eu* it becomes *eunē*, as it were the well-spun and piled-up bedding on the couch. on a soft bed- it also means a haunt. where they say are the haunts of Typhoeus. Good law. obedience to law. epsilon.910 Keeping an oath. the swearing well. Fair to see. fair-eyed. and the maiden was also fair to see. Good feeling. a diffusion and relaxation of the soul and delight. and it is divided into joy, caution, and will. and we say that joy is the opposite of grief; caution to anger; and desire to will. Easily despised. contemptible. for he perceived that the rule of the Macedonians would be easily despised.

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